Liberal
Old-school
Old-school adjective - Tending to favor established ideas, conditions, or institutions.
Usage example: an old-school gentleman who opened doors and pulled out chairs for women
Liberal is an antonym for old-school.
Both words in one sentence
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He's either an old-school New England style Republican (in Kansas!) or a Blue Dog Democrat - liberal on "live and let live" social issues, fiscally conservative.
Source: Series / Switched at Birth - The more old-school 'whiggish' parts of the two parties eventually also team up to form the opposition Liberal-Conservative Party.
Source: Literature / Fight And Be Right
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